The Amorphous Androgynous return with the symphonic, 40-minute prog space-rock concept album ‘We Persuade Ourselves We Are Immortal’. The album contains 5 epic parts, featuring the legendary Peter Hammill (the Van Der Graaf Generator) on vocals alongside a host of musicians including: Paul Weller (piano and guitar), Ray Fenwick (Spencer Davis Group/Ian Gillan) on lead guitar, Brian Hopper (Caravan/Soft Machine) on sax. The Chesterfield Philharmonic Choir and a 25-piece live orchestral string section round out this sumptuously-recorded album.

The soundtrack to the book about the year that shaped the rest of the century. Pop was everything in 1966. It was a way of looking at the world, all funnelled into the single: ideas, attitudes, lyrics and experimentation that in the more indulgent years to come would be stretched out into a whole album. Condensed within the 7-inch format, the possibilities of 1966 were expressed with an extraordinary electricity and intensity – whether it be the flourishing of Holland-Dozier-Holland at Motown, the breakthrough of black American dance culture, the start of psychedelia and the beginnings of rock, or just simple mod pop.

In Genesis’ incredible body of work, ‘The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway’ is a landmark record, and one of the most influential progressive rock albums of all time. Originally released in November 1974, ‘The Lamb’ is celebrating its 50th Anniversary with a 4CD + Blu-ray Super Deluxe Edition. This definitive compendium was created with input from all band members involved in the record and follows the arc of the album's creation and tour, giving fans a deep dive into the music and visual elements.The 4CD + Blu-ray box includes the original album remastered by Miles Showell at Abbey Road from the 1974 analogue tapes; the complete ‘Live From The Shrine Auditorium, Los Angeles, CA’ show from January 1975, including two previously unreleased encore tracks; ‘The Lamb’ Dolby ATMOS mix overseen by Peter Gabriel and Tony Banks at Real World Studios; Download card featuring three never-before-released demos from the Headley Grange Sessions, plus 96kHz/24-bit high resolution audio of the new remasters. The set is complete with a 1975 tour programme reproduction, replica ticket, poster and a 60-page coffee table style book featuring rare images and new liner notes by Alexis Petridis.

Warner Music presents "The Sound of the 70s" - 75 songs including hits from Chris Rea, The Doors, Chaka Khan, Chic, America etc.

Big Machine Records presents "Big Machine's Biggest: Duets" - 20 hits including Bebe Rexha – Meant To Be (feat. Florida Georgia Line), Tim McGraw & Tyler Hubbard – Undivided, Tim McGraw – Highway Don't Care (feat. Taylor Swift & Keith Urban etc.

On their last recording for Lawo Classics, the Oslo Philharmonic under the baton of Vasily Petrenko were described by The Guardian as 'an orchestra in fine form, with classy wind soloists and big-toned strings', so it was only natural that they should join forces again in this new recording of Prokofiev's 7th Symphony coupled with Myaskovsky's Sinfonietta, Op. 68 No. 2.

This album marks a significant achievement: the complete Schumann Symphony cycle from Kazufumi Yamashita, Music Director of the Aichi Chamber Orchestra since their 20th anniversary in 2022. This partnership has consistently garnered high praise for its meticulous refinement of ensemble playing and tonal quality. The performances on this recording radiate the profound unity forged between the two as they've progressed together.